Serbia: air quality deteriorates in several cities
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According to data published on 6 November 2026 by IQAir, air quality is poor in certain regions of Serbia. Several cities have reached a level considered "unhealthy for sensitive groups". This level of pollution may affect the health of some people.
Sensitive groups include older people, young children, and people with respiratory or heart conditions. For these people, health authorities generally recommend limiting physical exertion outdoors and staying in well-ventilated spaces.
Air pollution is a common problem in many European cities during the cold season, as heating and road traffic increase emissions of fine particles. The available information does not yet specify the exact duration of this episode.
Residents are advised to follow updates from air quality monitoring services. For readers in France, this situation remains a local event, but it is a reminder of the importance of monitoring pollution indicators when weather conditions are unfavourable.
Sources: IQAir
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